Payday Super regulations released – understanding the new administrative uplift
Client AlertPayday Super regulations explained: how the new administrative uplift works and what employers must do next
Grant Thornton’s Tax Essentials professional development series is a practical, expert-led program delivering essential knowledge and strategic foresight to tax and accounting professionals.
The series kicks off in early 2026, continuing through to 2028 and will feature hour-long webinars throughout the year focusing on foundational training in specialist areas and future-focused insights into emerging technical areas.
Why attend?
- Upskill with confidence: Receive back-to-basics training in specialist areas you may not encounter every day – ensuring your technical foundations remain strong.
- Stay future-ready: Gain insights into emerging technical issues that are becoming increasingly relevant in today’s tax landscape.
- Virtual on-demand series: Join live or watch on-demand and enjoy the benefit of flexible learning and CPD/CPE hours for each session*.
*Members of professional associations can claim as CPD/CPE hours if personally satisfied it is professionally relevant and meets the CPD/CPE characteristics set out in the organisation’s regulations.
Available webinars
1. FBT and Payday super update
Watch on-demand
We’re excited to bring you the latest Payday super updates and our annual fringe benefits tax (FBT) update.
Our interactive session will highlight recent developments across FBT and superannuation, common areas of non-compliance and inefficiencies, while providing practical tips to implement within your organisation.
We look forward to answering your questions during our interactive session.
2. International tax & BEPS 2.0
28 April 2026 | 12.00 PM AEST
Stay ahead of the rapidly evolving international tax landscape with our upcoming webinar: International Tax & BEPS 2.0 – a must‑attend session for organisations navigating cross‑border operations and global tax reform.
The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD’s) BEPS 2.0 framework represents one of the most significant shifts in international taxation in decades, reshaping how multinational enterprises manage profit allocation, assess compliance risks, and prepare for new global minimum tax requirements.
Coming soon
3. In Focus: corporate tax update
4. Transfer pricing: going back to basics
5. GST and indirect tax deep dive
6. Tax governance
For more information, please contact:
Michael Catterall
Michael has over 20 years’ experience in advising on taxation matters in both Australia and the UK. He has experience in advising on corporate and international tax. Michael has particular expertise in assisting companies as they establish themselves in the Australian market and look to fast-track their growth. He understands the importance of providing practical tax advice and compliance services that support growing businesses in navigating complexity.
Christine Cornish
Christine Cornish is an accomplished Transfer Pricing specialist, with over 20 years of experience in professional services and inhouse tax teams. Christine has a proven track record of building strong relationships with clients, understanding their unique needs and challenges, and developing customised solutions to help them achieve their goals.
Elizabeth McNamara
Elizabeth is a diligent problem solver and strives to cut through the noise to identify key issues when providing tax advice. With experience spanning a diverse number of industries including tourism, agriculture, retail, education and health, Elizabeth is experienced in advising on both international and corporate taxation matters.
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